Diy Short Hair Tutorial Blend & Clip In Hair Extensions For Short Blunt Hair Ft Foxy Locks Seamless

Okay, guys I've been back to my channel and salmon. Thank you so much for watching. So I am over uber SuperDuper excited for today's video because I'm going to show you guys how to blend really short hair like this into hair. That is long and glamorous like this right here. So if you guys are interested and me doing that, please keep watching before we get started guys. Please go ahead and subscribe and give me a thumbs up before you leave and now, let's get into video. So today guys we are going to be clipping in this set of beautiful extensions. These extensions are from foxy Lots. These are the seamless deluxe 20-inch in the color cocoa. Now, before I went ahead and did this video, I wanted to make sure I wore these extensions for at least like two and a half weeks and did a watch on them to see how they would hold up now. As you can see, the hair is beautiful. Its shiny, I just washed it - this was kind of the natural wave pattern is even more defined. Actually, I kind of it up, but these extensions are absolutely gorgeous. Foxy locks is a great grant that I have before a couple years ago and I wanted to go ahead and give them another chance, because I was in the market for some nice thick extensions that weren't going to break the bank. These are not necessarily cheap, but these are more affordable. I'Ve noticed than other seamless extensions that are 20 inch and 200 grams, so I'm gon na just go into the extensions first of all guys so like I said these are 20 inch, Coco seamless extensions. Now, my sequence, it means the hair is actually a bonded together on this pin like so so, instead of it being sewn on a traditional left that I will put right here for you guys, this is a traditional out. This is a seamless web, so these are much much flatter. They are more durable, they have less shedding and the hair is really a move. You can see. The hair is really like bonded together on this band, and the clips are super small. So I really was tired of the traditional extensions that had the weft, because I've been wearing extensions for a very long time now, since, like I was maybe 14 years old, I'm going to be 25 and that's about 10 11 years. So with that being said, I've had experience with many different brands of clip-ins and, like I said, I've had their clippings before, but they weren't the seamless I had am I thinking around like around 2016 2017. I mean they did last me or maybe 2015 2016. They did last me for about a year and a half to two years, which is great, so I knew that the hair quality from boxy locks was amazing, but I have never bought such a thick set before and, as you can see, this is the full thickness. Let me twist it around, for you guys to see also it's a pretty thick set now my hair is not fit, but it's not super thick, it's about maybe more more a little bit thicker than normal. I have a very short blunt cut. See I wanted to come in every short because was damaged. I think I cut it about a month and a week ago actually - and my hair has actually grown so much than that time like mayor was literally like this is my choice, so it's grown up inch within a month, which is great progress from you. I just go ahead and show you guys how I actually clip these in, and I wanted to give you the specs on these and so far they're so good. Now, meaning that there's a seamless band, it helps make them almost not behind your percent Jeffrey because you're still, they get some shedding and I did experience a little bit of shedding, but nothing nothing. Nothing major at all in the main, shedding was when I kind of watched it because you know the hair is wet and you kind of brushing it out. You, oh, of course, always gon na be as gentle as possible, but I'd say out of all the sets. I'Ve had this is by far the best card. If you are gon na need a couple things obviously hair extensions, of course, tingles. Obviously hair extensions. Of course, then you're going to need a comb. You can use a rat tail comb or you can use a comb like this. I'M gon na need some clips. I have some clips in here also to help me and then you're going to need some sort of paddle brush to brush through your hair and brush through the clippings. Now this particular set comes with, and this particular set. You have eight left for a full head. They are reme human hair. You get 1/8 inch wide with four clips. You get one 7 inch wide with four clips. You get two six inch wide of three clips. You get two 4 inch wired with two clips and then you get to one point. Three inch wide with one clip now most people hate those the one clip weft. I actually love them, because this is what helps really blend the hair in the front at the end and I'm gon na show you guys, I feel, like I'm rambling, on blah blah blah. Let me get started so the first thing you're going to want to do is section off your hair, so you're going to want to start at the nape of your but you're going to want to go ahead and click in that first piece right back here, we'll Be to take another section about a little less than an inch above that piece that you clipped him and you're going to clip in another. Two click left and we're going to clip this in. Like so, don't worry about these pieces, these will be disguised. I know some people like to twist them put bobby pins on the bottom of their hair. I don't like that method because I feel like by doing that. You can actually break your hair when you put the clippings in nicely again, it's causing more damage than good. So I end up disguising that in the end. Oh okay: next thing you want to do is right above your ears, so now this is actually a pretty decent jump and I'm doing this because you want to disguise as much of the short hair as possible underneath the thickest part of your extension. So you know you have your hair clipped in and all your hair is back, the most heaviest part is in the center after everything is laid down, so you're never going to actually see this part, and I like to go above a little bit above my ears. Reed clip pieces right here this one and this one and I'm going to clip them in so let's unhook them, I'm going to start with clipping it on the side right here, parallel kind of with my ear, and these are seamless by the way so they're super Super super flat: that's why I love them and they're way more comfortable by the way than traditional ones, because they're much lighter, oh, I click this kind of to the center and actually start where you left off. So let me turn around. Please connect it right here. I actually like to go a little bit over the last clip underneath, as you can see, so it kind of creates some connection and then I pull it tight go back up a little bit. Alright guys! Look at that difference. So if you look at the back, it's basically gon na be covered. So that's that and I'm five seven by the way I'll show you guys where this comes to on me. This comes about ribcage area, so that helps you guys when you're. Looking for actual extensions did you now is go where my temples are and I'm making another big jump when you're doing extension with short here, it's all about the skies in the layers. It'S not about trying to have enough clips to do very thin layers, because in your heads going to look huge, you want to try and disguise the shorter layers with the thicker pieces of hair as much as possible. Okay, so we parted that out. It could be. Second, to biggest clip right here and I clip clip and I clip back area is blended now, do you see what I'm talking about? All of that is now blended and that's exactly what we want and I actually really love this way. If it's super Q five clips and then we have the two of one-inch clips. So this is where my little trick comes into play an inch above the last clip and we're going to tie this hair out of the way five clips on it. Clip first like that, and then I like to go push down at an angle with that clip, and then I like to push this clip right here now. It'S at this angle, because I'm gon na do a little trickery when we put this piece down at home and I take a larger section from the top right remember: we have a clip right here. I unclip that pay attention. I unclip that and take this leftover hair. That'S right here! I tuck it under that clip. I take that clip. I just unclipped and I put it over that top area like did you see that? Does that make sense? Okay, to do that, we're going to need these single Clips now you may think these are useless, but I think they actually play a huge role in making your hair look really natural and come together. So all of this is actually basically blended, except this front piece. I like to take a pre thin piece, not that thick, because these are seamless you won't even see them underneath I like to clip the hair right in that front area, and I throw my hair over it so now to put the icing on the cake we're Going to take our flat iron, this is my old flat iron. From like a senior when I was a senior in high school. I think this was the Remington. It doesn't even have a name on it anymore, but isn't Remington it's my favorite flat iron. I'Ve been using this for a very long time make sure before you put any heat in your hair, you have he protected, which I already have put prior to filming the video, because you don't want to damage your hair. So let's turn on the iron and I'm gon na put it to 400 and I'm just gon na run the the flat iron over it. Now I will say I think I do need some layers so we've put in the hair. I think if I had a little bit of a shorter layer here and some shorter layers throughout it would look even better. But overall, I think this looks amazing, I'm not exactly taking really small sections. I want everything to blend and mesh together as best as possible. So we want all these shorter layers to stop sticking out granted. You can't see them with all my ears down, but I don't want them showing out. So I like to take the flat iron and press it straight and bring it down a couple like the way that this hair has right now, so I'm kind of going to keep that towards the ends kind of I don't want it to be perfect bone straight Hair, I want a little bit of texture and I'm taking that iron and I'm going inside and I'm going straight down. Anyways I brushed out the hair. I have done nothing to this by the way I haven't even inside our at this top. So what I'm gon na do is when I got the top I like to take the key a little bit lower, I'm going to put the heat to around 360 and I'm going to flatter it it, and I don't really go over it that much because I Don'T really want to damage mine here either, so this is where I was also saying like. If I have some layers, I think it would even look even better but yeah. Look how good that looks. Okay, guys, this is the finished result. Look how good this look think that, because the the hair thickness is so nice and full and the texture is nice, the color is perfect and yeah. Everything just blends really well on that front. Technique makes the world of a difference and covering those thick layers make the world of a difference, but I hope you guys like it. I hope this video was really helpful for anyone who wants to get extensions and they don't know how they could possibly clip it in because they're short, if they have it symptoms right now, I'm just struggling enough to possibly clip their extensions in with their hair and We'Re if you're in the market for some new extensions - and you don't know what you get - I definitely recommend these. I really like them. They perform well. That'S it guys. Thank you so much so much for watching. I hope this was like really helpful. I love the way it turned out. It'S really cute and I don't know how having long hair just like gives me life, and I feel like long hair is totally me like. I love short hair. It'S cute and all I like when my hair is maybe a little bit longer so that really short hair is not my fave, but instead root style that I like to rocks and some you know blow away using it or something it looks really cute, but long Hair is like my jam, and I think I look the best when I have long hair and also one year makes you look thinner and skinnier in the face, and I love that. But thank you guys start watching. Do not forget to subscribe before you leave and give a thumbs up. Thank you guys. Bye,